New Jersey Devils vs Philadelphia Flyers Prediction and Picks - November 22, 2025
National League Hockey action on Saturday evening, and we have a New Jersey Devils vs Philadelphia Flyers Prediction ready to roll for you. The Devils are off a 1-0 loss to Florida on the road to fall to 13-7 on the year. Philadelphia comes in off a 3-2 OT home win over St Louis to move to 10-9 on the year. These teams split the 4 games last year. Read on to see our Devils vs Flyers prediction.
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Offenses A No-Show In Loss To Panthers
The Devils sit at 13-6-1 after a tough 1-0 loss to the Florida Panthers on November 20, where Sergei Bobrovsky’s 32 saves shut them out for the first time this season. Jake Allen was strong in net with 23 saves, but Sam Reinhart’s first-period goal stood as the difference. New Jersey generated chances late, including a Timo Meier tip in the final seconds, but couldn’t solve Bobrovsky. It was their second straight defeat, and the Devils will look to bounce back quickly against a divisional rival.
Offensively, New Jersey averages 3.0 goals per game and ranks sixth in shots at nearly 30 per contest. Jack Hughes leads the way with 20 points in 17 games, while Jesper Bratt and Dawson Mercer have combined for 34 points. Timo Meier adds another scoring threat with five goals, and Simon Nemec has emerged as a weapon from the blue line with 12 points. Their power play has been effective at 22.6%, giving them a reliable option in tight games. The Devils’ depth scoring, with contributions from players like Arseny Gritsyuk and Nico Hischier, keeps them dangerous across all four lines.
Defensively, New Jersey has been steady, allowing 2.9 goals per game and ranking 11th in penalty kill efficiency at 82.5%. Allen, who will start again, has been excellent with a 2.13 GAA and .916 save percentage. Luke Hughes and Dougie Hamilton provide puck-moving ability from the back end, while Jonas Siegenthaler and Brendan Dillon add physicality. The Devils’ ability to limit high-danger chances has been a strength, but they’ll need to tighten up against a Flyers team that thrives on opportunistic scoring.
Flyers Top Blues In OT
Philadelphia improved to 10-6-3 after a 3-2 overtime win against the St. Louis Blues on November 20, capped by Travis Sanheim’s game-winner with just over a minute left. Rodrigo Abols scored in the second to spark the comeback, and Tyson Foerster tied it in the third before Sanheim sealed the victory. Dan Vladar rebounded from a shaky start to make 27 saves, helping the Flyers snap a brief skid and build momentum heading into this matchup with New Jersey.
Offensively, the Flyers have struggled at times, averaging just 2.6 goals per game and ranking 30th in shots at 24.9 per contest. Trevor Zegras has been their most dynamic forward with 20 points, while Travis Konecny and Owen Tippett have chipped in with 16 and 12 points respectively. Christian Dvorak has quietly added 13 points, and Tyson Foerster has shown flashes with five goals. Their power play sits at 18.9%, middle of the pack, but the Flyers rely more on grinding out goals through forechecking and opportunistic play rather than sustained offensive pressure.
Defensively, Philadelphia has been strong, allowing just 2.8 goals per game and ranking third in penalty kill efficiency at 86.2%. Vladar, who will start again, owns a 2.37 GAA and has been steady in net. Sanheim logs heavy minutes on the blue line, while Jamie Drysdale and Cam York provide puck-moving ability. The Flyers’ ability to limit shots — just 25.4 per game, fifth-best in the NHL — has kept them competitive even when scoring is hard to come by. Against the Devils, their defensive discipline and goaltending will be critical in slowing down New Jersey’s skilled forwards.
New Jersey Devils vs Philadelphia Flyers Pick
| # | Handicapper | Profit |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Rob Vincilleti | +1,778.00 |
| 2 |  Ross Benjamin | +1,716.00 |
| 3 |  David Hess | +1,326.00 |
| 4 |  Earle Sports Bets | +1,323.00 |
| 5 |  Dan Kaiser | +1,071.00 |
Devils vs Flyers Moneyline Pick
- New Jersey -112 (5 Units)
New Jersey looks like the stronger side in this matchup, especially given their ability to generate consistent offense. The Devils average 3.0 goals per game and rank sixth in the NHL in shots, with Jack Hughes leading the charge at 20 points in 17 games. Jesper Bratt and Dawson Mercer have been steady contributors, while Timo Meier adds another layer of scoring depth. Their power play sits at 22.6%, giving them a reliable weapon against a Flyers team that struggles to produce offense consistently. With multiple lines capable of creating chances, New Jersey’s attack should be able to pressure Philadelphia’s defense throughout the night.
Defensively, the Devils have the edge as well, allowing 2.9 goals per game and boasting an 82.5% penalty kill. Jake Allen, who gets the start, has been excellent with a 2.13 GAA and .916 save percentage, giving them stability in net. The Flyers rely heavily on opportunistic scoring, but New Jersey’s ability to limit high-danger chances and control possession makes that tougher to sustain. With Hughes driving play, Allen steady in goal, and the Devils’ overall balance across the lineup, backing New Jersey feels like the right call in this divisional clash.
Devils vs Flyers Over/Under Pick
- Under 5.5 (4 Units)
The Under 5.5 feels like the right angle here because both teams lean on defense and goaltending to stay competitive. New Jersey allows just 2.9 goals per game with Jake Allen posting a strong 2.13 GAA, while Philadelphia has been even tighter, ranking 9th in goals allowed (2.8 per game) and boasting the third‑best penalty kill at 86.2%. Neither side has been explosive offensively — the Devils average 3.0 goals per game and the Flyers just 2.6 — which points toward a grind‑it‑out divisional matchup. With both clubs structured to limit high‑danger chances, the Under 5.5 has solid value.
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